... Haymarket.—C Her Majes Lyceum, ty’s, opera. Olympic, Wych Street.—Draua and burlesque. Princess's, —National dramas. Sadlers Wells, Standard, Shoreditch.— Melodrama. Strand.—Comedy and burlesque. Surrey, Blackfriars Road.— Melodrama. Victoria, Waterloo ...

... in Covent Ganien a sensuous but at the ame time moral enjoyment may obtained. “ Traviata ” did not disgrace ita bards, Sadlers Wells I sy more of ; Gest, on 1 & highly, and next, because from a report several months ag) in our paper I observed that the ...

... suggestion, there fore, made that the bill iu this particular shall not apply ships while iu the waters North America. Sadler’s Wells Theatre, the oldest London, hat* be*)' convertw! into skating rink. It U stated that prince Le*>i) ...

... believe I can resist the temptation to do you too. Mrs Gould at once consented. Mr J. C. Tally, who had opera company Sadler’s Wells, engaged principal tenor American who, having made a small reputation concert-singer, imagined he had become an artist ...

... thither to investigate the affair. The building in which the material was stowed is situated in the immediate vicinity of Sadler’s Wells Theatre, side street named Rydon Crescent in the St John Street Road. The building is attached to the residence of a ...

... his aliode in the house, and tienei-ally sjH'ti'ling his evenings, it is said, in the . .ngel Inn, the Grecian Saloon, Sadler's Wells Theaire. When he remained al night, the landlady made a bed tor him on the sofa. This i female was Potash form in for ...

... Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, and played special engagements at the Royal Strand Theatre, Hayraarket, Sadler’s Wells, and Crystal Palace London, and every Theatre of note in England, Ireland, and Scotland. Musical Director—Mr W. H. Wood ...

... TRES.—Special services for the working-classes were again, on Sunday last, held in the Victoria, Garrick, Britannia, and Sadler’s Wells Theatres. The Rev. James Binney was one of the preachers. Aw Unsuccessrut elopement was frustrated, according to the Gazette ...

... produces to admiring audience our old friend Puss in Boots.” “Robinson Crusoe and Billie Taylor” have found their way Sadler's Wells. Drury Lane tops the mast with “ Sinbad the Sailor.” The rcy extensive stage accommodation enables the manager to place ...

... time I see them ; but what can I do? A good story told of Mr Mat Robson, the com- edian, who was for a time sub-lessee of Sadler's Wells the means of egress for the audience are ex in reference good. fussy iuspector, matter, was in his i who called upon way ...

... Siddons had its stage ; the few who now look for he legitimate drama must scent for it in the region the New River, where at Sadler’s Wells they will find Shakspeare the presiding divinity, and Mr Phelps his worthy bigh-priest. All these, however, are but i ...

... same place. DIVINE SERVICE IN THEATRES, Lo ngannon moved a resolution condemning the performance of Divine service at Sadler's Well and other metropolitan theatres. The Archbishop of Canterbury said these services were not illegal, and however distasteful ...